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Malab Posted - 07/02/2002 : 05:26:00 AM
I want to make a "Slideshow" in Origin like:

Loop
Layer -i DataSet(n)
timer
Layer -e DataSet(n)
n+1
end

But with the command layer -i DataSet there is a flicker on screen. This comand is to slow! Can I change a buffer or something to make it possible to have a perfect animation?
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cpyang Posted - 07/02/2002 : 11:45:49 AM
You should keep all data plots in layer and just control their Show property. The following script should work
 
// count number of plots in layer and set all to be hidden
layer.color=color(white);//need to have a color to clear background with plot -l
nplots=0;
doc -e D {set %C -s 0;nplots++};

set %(1,@D) -s 1;// show 1st plot
plot -l; // draw layer

loop (i,2,nplots) {
  sec -p 1;
  set %(i-1,@D) -s 0;
  set %(i,@D) -s 1;
  plot -v; // disable flash
  plot -l;
};

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